ConneXium Managed Ethernet Switches

1. ConneXium Managed Ethernet Switches Product Overview Presentation June 2010

2. Contents Product Overview Product Features & Specifications Capabilities Applications Customer Values

3. ConneXium Managed Switches • A Managed Switch provides features that improve security, diagnostics and network efficiency. Managed Switches have a range of configurable capabilities that include: • Security capabilities (IP and MAC based) • Traffic limiter (Storm Protection) • Remote monitoring of operation • Quality of Service (QOS) traffic class prioritization • Redundant communication paths • Flow control that buffers data during high traffic periods • Port priority • Multicast messages management protocols (GMRP & IGMP) • VLAN ( Virtual Local Area Network) • Diagnostics; log files, port mirroring • Time synchronization SNTP (Simple Network Time Protocol) • EtherNet/IP adapter

4. ConneXium ConneXium Managed Ethernet Switch – Product Line • 18 models of Connexium Managed Ethernet switches • Managed Switches models range from 4 to 24 ports, supporting both copper and fiber optic cables • 10/100/1000 Mbps speed and full/half duplex auto-negotiation • Switches include capabilities designed to optimize the communications in industrial applications such as: • Mining and metals • Power • Water and wastewater • Oil and gas • Food and beverage • Designed to operate in industrial environments • User configurable capabilities tailor the switch operation to the application

5. TCSESU0x4 ConneXium ConneXium Offer Positioning Rugged Enclosure Faster recover time Managed switches for high availability applications w/redundant self-healing ring. Information High speed, Gigabit switches Highly concentrated applications Typical control applications TCSESM0X3F2XX1 Low cost, distributed applications Control TCSESM10 TCSESM16/24 TCSESM08 499NXX TCSESM04 Devices TCSESU051F0 Applications requiring bus-like long distance connections. Unmanaged switches w/ alarm relay, dual P/S IP67 rated - watertight Low-Cost Entry -Unmanaged Switch

6. ConneXium ConneXium Managed Ethernet Switches Model NumberDescription 4 Port Switches TCSESM043F1CS0 Switch 3TX/ 1FX-Single Mode TCSESM043F1CU0 Switch 3TX/ 1FX-Multi Mode TCSESM043F23F0 Switch 4TX TCSESM043F2CS0 Switch 2TX/ 2FX-Single Mode TCSESM043F2CU0 Switch 2TX/ 2FX-Multi Mode 8 Port Switches TCSESM083F1CS0 Switch 7TX/ 1FX-Single Mode TCSESM083F1CU0 Switch 7TX/ 1FX-Multi Mode TCSESM083F23F0 Switch 8TX TCSESM083F2CS0 Switch 6TX/ 2FX-Single Mode TCSESM083F2CU0 Switch 6TX/ 2FX-Multi Mode Note: * TX ports use copper cable with RJ45 connectors FX ports use fiber cable with SC socket connectors

7. ConneXium ConneXium Managed Ethernet Switches Model NumberDescription 10 Port Switches TCSESM103F23G0 Switch 8TX/ 2TX-Gbit TCSESM103F2LG0 Switch 8TX/ 2SFP-Gbit * 16 Port Switches TCSESM163F23F0 Switch 16TX TCSESM163F2CU0 Switch 14TX/ 2FX-Multi Mode 24 Port Switch TCSESM243F2CU0 Switch 22TX / 2FX-Multi Mode 8 Port Extended Switch TCSESM083F23F1 Switch 8TX TCSESM063F2CS1 Switch 6TX/ 2FX-Single Mode TCSESM063F2CU1 Switch 6TX/ 2FX-Multi Mode Requires 1 SFP Fiber module for each fiber optic port Fiber modules available in single and multi mode versions

8. Typical system architecture

9. Contents Product Overview Product Features & Specifications Capabilities Applications Customer Values

10. ConneXium Connexium Managed Switches Extended Managed Switches – 8 ports IP30 enclosure Connector power input 1 DIN Rail mount USB port – backup memory Alarm contact 1 LED’s for power and faults Connector power input 2 V24 Port – serial interface RJ 45 connections for 10/100 base-TX copper cable Alarm contact 2 SC connectors for 100 base-FX fiber cable Ground connection

11. ConneXium Connexium Managed Switches Managed Switch 4 to 24 ports IP20 enclosure Connector for dual power supplyand alarm contact LED’s for power and faults DIP switch – Redundancy/Standby USB port – backup memory DIN rail mount V24 port – serial interface RJ 45 connections for 10/100 base-TX copper cable SC connector for 100 base-FX fiber cable Ground connection

12. ConneXium Connexium Managed Switches Managed Switch 10 ports with 2 ports at 1Gbit RJ 45 connections for 10/100/1000 base-TX copper cable RJ 45 connections for 10/100 base-TX copper cable SFP ports for 1000M bit Plug-in fiber module required

13. ConneXium Connexium Managed Switches Fiber modules for 1Gigabit communication ports for the TCSESM103F2LG0 Managed Switch

14. Technical Specifications Common Specifications for the TCSESM Series Managed Switches • Supply Voltage 24 Vdc • Operating Voltage Range 9.6 to 60 Vdc or 18 to 30 Vac • Hold up time Min 10 ms @ 20.4 Vdc • Operating Temperature 0 to 60° C • Storage Temperature -40 to 85° C • Relative Humidity 95% non-condensing per IEC/EN60060-2-30Db • Protection IP 20 • Altitude 2000 m • Laser Protection Class 1, conforming to EN60825-1 • Shock and Vibration IEC 60068-2-6, IEC 60068-2-27 • EMC Immunity EN 61000-4-2, -3,-4,-5,-6,-9 • Radiated Emissions EN55011A/CISPR11A • Approvals UL 508 & 1604 CSA C22.2 No. 14 & No. 213 CE Certificate • Conformance RoHS Directive • LED Indicators Power Present Data Rate (10/100 Mbit/sec) - 1 per port Data Link Status - 1 per port

15. Technical Specifications Common Specifications for the TCSESM Series Extended Managed Switches • Supply Voltage 24 – 48 Vdc • Operating Voltage Range 9.6 to 60 Vdc or 18 to 30 Vac • Hold up time Min 10 ms @ 20.4 Vdc • Operating Temperature 0 to 60° C • Storage Temperature -40 to 85° C • Relative Humidity 95% non-condensing per IEC/EN60060-2-30Db • Protection IP 30 • Altitude 2000 m • Laser Protection Class 1, conforming to EN60825-1 • Shock and Vibration IEC 60068-2-6, IEC 60068-2-27 • EMC Immunity EN 61000-4-2, -3,-4,-5,-6,-9 IEC/EN 61850-3:2002 • Radiated Emissions EN55011A/CISPR11A • Approvals UL 508 & CSA C22.2 No. 142 CSA C22.2 No. 213, ISA 12.12.01 ( Class I & II, Div. 2, & Class III Hazardous Locations) CE Certificate GL, LR, BV Marine Certifications • Conformance RoHS Directive • LED Indicators Power Present Data Rate (10/100 Mbit/sec) - 1 per port Data Link Status - 1 per port

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17. Managed Switch Feature Breakdown • Managed Switches have a range of configurable capabilities that include: • Basic Switch Features • Management Tools • Security Settings • Timing Protocols • Switching / Filtering • Priority / Performance Optimization • Redundancy • Diagnostics Capabilities • EtherNet/IP Adapter

18. Connexium Managed Switch Basic Features • Multi-Address Capability - Learn source addresses on a per-port basis • Store and Forward – Stores and checks all received data before forwarding • Auto crossing for cables • Auto-negotiation of communication rate, and half/full- duplex mode • 10/100 Mbps speed on the TX ports • 10/100/1000 Mbps speed on the Gigabit TX ports • Link Control - Monitor the connected TP/TX line segments for short circuits and interrupts • Autopolarity (adjust RD+ and RD-) • Automatic Configuration undo (roll- back) - Show IP address of the monitoring station • Fiber Far-End Monitoring – Checks receiving and transmitting direction of optical input power light levels, sets link inactive if it falls below set point

19. Connexium Managed Switch Management Tools • Command Line Interface (CLI) - Script File based tool to configure switch functions via a local serial connection to the V24 serial port or remote connection via telnet. • Telnet Server - Allows users to configure the switch using CLI over an Ethernet connection • Web-based Interface - Web pages accessed with a standard browser for switch configuration and diagnostics. • Remote Monitoring (RMON) - A standard network management protocol that allows monitoring and protocol analysis of a local area network gathered at a single workstation. • Backup – Allows switch configuration to be backed up to a memory backup adapter (EAM), to a server via TFTP, or to a PC • DHCP Option 82 - Allows a DHCP server that supports option 82 to assign the same IP address to any device connected to a particular switch port.

20. Connexium Managed Switch Security Capabilities • Connexium Managed Switches provide the following capabilities for added security • Port Security (IP and MAC address based) – Restricts port access to devices with defined IP address or MAC addresses. • SNMP v1 and v2 – Port Security • Telnet/WebAccess - Enabled or disabled, • Switch Configurator SoftwareFunction - Enabled or disabled

21. Connexium Managed Switch Timing Protocols • Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP) – Switch timing is synchronized to a network master clock. • Precision Time Protocol (PTP) - IEEE1588 standard for time synchronization. Similar to SNTP but more precise. • Both protocols can exist in parallel in the same network

22. Connexium Managed Switch Filtering • Traffic Limiter - Limits the data rate for different types of traffic, such as broadcast and multicast packets that a switch port can receive or transmit. Reduces the harmful effects of data storms on the network. • Virtual Local Area Networks (VLAN) – Allows the creation of a logical subgroup of devices within a larger network in accordance with IEEE 802.1Q. Used to limit broadcasts and increase communication security. Enables greater flexibility when architecting a network. • Internet Group Management Protocol (IGMP) Snooping - Improves network efficiency by minimizing multicast traffic.Multicast management protocol that allows the switch to analyze incoming IGMP packets and create a multicast list of ports that belong to each multicast group. • Generic Attribute Registration Protocol(GMRP) - Improves network efficiency by minimizing multicast traffic.Abilityto register and de-register attribute values, such as VLAN identifiers and multicast group membership across a network

23. Connexium Managed Switch Performance Optimization • Quality of Service (QoS) - Provides different priority levels to different applications, users, or data flow, to maintain a level of performance. Traffic can be prioritized based on message or port. • Message Priority - Supports 4 priority queues, high priority data traffic is not disrupted during times with high data traffic enabling deterministic performance. • Port Priority - Data packets with no priority information will be transmitted according to the priority of the port. • Flow Control - Limits traffic during times of high traffic and transmits a “Pause” frame to the end device, indicating the device should stop sending data when using full duplex communications. • Differentiated Service Code Points ( DSCP) - A 6-bit field in the header of IP packets to classify and prioritize traffic. Used to enable prioritization. • Fast Aging after Disconnection - All device addresses learned by a port are removed from the switch buffer if the link goes down.

24. Connexium Managed Switch Redundancy Capabilities for high availability • RSTP (Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol) - Industry standard protocol (IEEE 802.1) enabling deployment of ring and mesh architectures. • MRP ( Media Redundancy Protocol) - An IEC standard (IEC 62439) enabling deployment of ring architectures. • HIPER-Ring ( High Performance Redundancy) - A propriety protocol for ring configurations. • Ring Coupling – Interconnecting 2 rings that are using either the MRP or HIPER-Ring protocols. • Shared Switch Ring Coupling – Terminating 2 rings on one or two switches. • Dual Input Power Supply - Dual power source connections to the switch power supply.

25. Connexium Managed Switch Diagnostic Capabilities • Log Files - HTML file that logs up to 2000 events, with a time stamp that contains system information and port statistics • LED Indicators - For power, link/activity, fault detection and redundancy manager. • Alarm Relay - External relay contact that alarms on configured switch status, such as power source error detection, temperature, ring redundancy, connection error detection etc. • SNMP Traps - User can configure a switch to send SNMP traps for configured switch parameters to a device; you need to use a network management software that support SNMP traps. • Port Mirroring - Copies data passing through one port (source) to another port to allow troubleshooting with a network protocol analysis tool. • IEEE 802.1ab Topology Discovery - Enables the automatic detection of devices and network topology mapping.

26. Connexium Managed Switch EtherNet/IP Adapter • Adapter Capability - The ability for the switch to function as an EtherNet/IP adapter for implicit real-time I/O messaging and explicit messaging. Enables PLC access to switch diagnostic data and allows limited configuration changes such as enable/disable a port.

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28. Managed Switches • Where to use • Complex networks with high network traffic • Applications where multiple priority levels for different types of data are needed • When an application must handle time critical data • When you need to identify errors that can lead to network downtime • When redundancy is required for high network availability • When security requires access limiting • For network bridge control and IT networks • In high electrical noise environments (switches w/fiber optic connections) • When connecting buildings with different potentials (switches w/fiber optic connections

29. System Architecture Star Network Architecture • Star network architecture is simple to install and maintain, where the loss of connection to one device does not effect the communication of the remaining end devices. • A star network architecture can be used when network redundancy is not required

30. System Architecture Bus / Daisy Chain Network Architecture • A Bus network architecture utilizes a series of Ethernet switches connected to devices for networks that do not require redundancy. • A Daisy chain network architecture uses Schneider devices with embedded dual port Ethernet switches such as the Advantys STB Ethernet NIMs

31. System Architecture Redundancy - Single Ring Architecture • When a cable break is detected in a single ring network,, the network recovers by automatically rerouting traffic

32. System Architecture Redundancy - Dual Ring Architecture using Extended Switches • Dual rings with main ring and sub rings connected by dual switches provide redundant connections between rings SubringManager Main Ring (MRP) Sub Ring (MRP) SubringManager

33. System Architecture Redundancy – Mesh Architecture • A mesh network architecture is an optionalredundant topology for networks with switches/devices that support the RSTP protocol. • A mesh is more robust than a ring architecture for redundancy because it offers more physical paths to a device

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35. Customer Values Connexium Managed Switches provide • Large selection of features and port counts – Meets a broad range of industrial application requirements • Web based configuration – Ease of setup reduces commissioning cost • Wide selection of configurable capabilities • Industrial quality products – High environmental and EMC standards • High reliability – Long life in industrial applications • Part of a Schneider solution – Tested to work in our systems • Ease of maintenance and troubleshooting – Lowers cost of ownership

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